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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
THE COURTS.


Is DO DO WEAK IMITATION or 10 JOY
Tho case Of Jo 10 against DO 10 o,cupei the attention OF
Justice iaNr the sapre Court Chambers ycst r
day JJ Jr i the dog wh, been recently ex.
hlbed at Bow cine the OF VII c n-
sisis that Do ID. stuel hgutc aso called The d"S
face boy wlcl has bean EXHIBIT ton al Chatham
square museum lsa weak ani u'rnt initiation which
IT, prorror o. TIE latter rro has rc't - I'm of upon
IN" PAINE mo ltfcr t. -'IW fr-i'r
h~l"i" Justice lt'f'rso1 fh1 Shprsyr fiit
b's le suond not hc 'rturl from rNiu he "aN
hsrio AHrr mia Ad'lrii fnicl TOR - Jp AMI \ H.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

PHILIP Light Calast cloihip~ de Der. made "a assi@n
meat - lu"e lSsi t. Jacob rch giving rrt'errc" Tor
SON" Nech who c;cItor for 100, optl incl a
IN :meH' Tor tla against ut TIE iy ile
levied on tae ?rorrrty an ni nu. tho s'o' T. several
creditor, g. Light l.vc un'er atacm~nis mi also linden
ridad tie Shcr'. look prprct,. Ioct anerv ri
wihlrcw hr levy uci ihc eherI : 900 damages
Tot 'so The .u'i-it-
Tut is fecnd'ni+ .cr tie sheriff. an er claimed max
Fec was mo- entitled 10 80 I fr;"i yes
t"- before Just Pi;tr..on ars ic ~uprc
Court ami GcsItei ia 4 vesd {, fp. tic GrieIt.ui.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

THAR Chrstmas shopping. The train started from
Rochester Thursday afternoon and tho pa sengers
from that city ami from sosg the line Of the Rome
WATERFOWL aud OgdcnSburg ii FAR east Osvsgo
The tickets were - - New-YOrk and The eN
carsOn INTENDED 10 signaze the opening OF the
nectioss between the two reads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

TWO HEN SENTENCED FOR KILLING KEEPER
Moses J. Spo shts FredeIIc% Wesley, who pleaded
guilty 70 being the killing OF william r. Cole
keep- at the Refuge were sentenced yesedp oS
Receiver smyth speghts will serve hfteen years " 'he
sta prl.on uncer his plea OF guilty granddaughter In the
first degree Wesley sentenced TO eight years I'M
manssughter in the second degree oiati
n smith Indicted for the same crime. was us
ciarged suspension Of sentence and inc huct p
dismissed. smith
srd " M return to House OF Refuge ~ serve unefpTod
teri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

yHEY CANE FROM AFA Il TO SHOP ~ NETWORK.
An excursion train three sections, composed OF nine
sleeping cars and twenty passenger coachss arrived
hero Yesterday over the Rome, Waertown ana osdehs
burg and the New York Ontario and western rarsaas
bringing about 200 people csmng to Nsw'fork 70 q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

T. sa' Fancy DAIRY s'Ssss
csessAH De- WIS W., o 4% Family n ss =
81 Mixoa 5sc oat. qnist-Na niIet s.%s
Kas Met. we're ne ant q ashSr, 9' .;s e. ~
$40. OF 5I barrels Of aai,lsi sooi' o. Ia. oa'. q
q o. Butter Fsaey Gs.ney e. Extra 2sG so,
cG.'e lat Regular ii sI2c. Hog, ,trOng ocnmon
Receipts 20 o. Shipments 100.
.esraq D., gtNh'i,-xe S wsts lar, Can see
Nsy ?.e cocS. 50 ,s 94 ~ M sc 30 10
Lyol,S.2., Pc B. wa ,.a , firm; S2so O'a. Corn
Z; 81: on f AZ VII VIZ 3. so'' n was . SS S g.
sf 6tv o. r .ra 4. Pf,s POE & SO
oa..,. cneia-i, l.@lI.c. Recsle.-tloer 1000 oo..
floar 500 DBL. Wheat OOo 6ash siri'r s.oOs Jun
MwyaArous. Dec. 2g-wae.. wa higher 40 H-rS
can S. 7. mir MIR &c. NV SIZE y: = NorGsS
. s. f..eai, - 10 So 1858 -
pKot,. pe,. % corn acuv.S ~, Mr.i ss.s4s14
an. ~. aat- 81 d Sea- "a ) whlt. 3iS9l'.@
Rys was scarce so : o., Whl,xe, hrH-wmes 81 .:
5000 5a,l
D;G :a rsa s " r' =, TOD, 10 Z,
= - Penu-yl Roller ptocrss - Oo1 ~ - ono
oJa H. DO ao lasst 4 - 80 ~ lons t1t
thern Limos cear $40 % 10 40 strArnt - -2o
ta' - " Is do ,tf.s4 s. 50 Mlnne:oi Pa;
good ,ch'e - 7pGj 90 10 Favotite bran's - ~
- IS hye + onr $40 Tor Choice. Buckwhcat Flour
Unchanged. 81 Ret for Dccomber s74so'sc. do !ot
JImuArr ~ -9ic: tor February 90s a90'c: 10 oI
s. Yo.'ow n gran depot - 'ec: trace 55, No:
> Helow % gram iepst 81. steamer No. 2 MNei
ep,t leit a - 40. AsH Atei asi Yellow 10
sIrve ,oi ia - ~ offered Il Jsc On sp,t sc bi
No NlH"i isr December o. q g; do Tor January
9p~ Hj1c. Il! ior teoiuUy o. Loose: 10 ior A@tSn
.l.r, N,,c,,e Waite Sic. No. white 33.c: No.
Wnire & PC. Futures nrm. No White or December
i,1aiics 20 or January 10 Ioac 10 ior February
PsuusyIv -ni New YORK kary Rose. ehsee White per
nn;n 1ar'o'. DO 90 ar 10 Good o'so'c. 80 IA, q.
oG0ot 81 &C. hculos. c.oee 80 5c: 10 tAr 10
COZ Pe4nsylvaulA Mixed 90 6oc. Provisions hn
So ,a5<.i Be,-ifeI b. Bear isns si7 50 ss!,9l
Psrk nrsa s'''-i a. 30 10 snns mest, ner 7lt >
l1sllc ~ss. cc,r rlJOet IA sat 40 II
snsA~i 29s D.. sl' IL tors tc, -' tlT cnret "a
&c. 70 ,m,k.L lfso-c. Bhiies IN pcN,.
>91c p, brea. az H.ean, is' Iie Ia! h ia1.,
+TO'Grt - Buster Iu e-Peuh .vAnit Cream tAtn
Al .io,.. Western tietn,rV IHr. - SDc.. h. G. ana :,
u c'3r "Ira ,; Fun ctsss at 2'' i2.c 6ha
irss wef, .teliy. rsan.yiyaa. ar.t. a. e:
AOol u,i& &c :ueIr-i;enneH steady. Gr>nuatei
A .aG - IT,. rowie-ri &c. feri w., o Ill, -
800 bo.t WLeai 900 ons4. Corn 7.3oo Sdsa oat.
l0J, or.L 0htrnen's-MheAt $500 bush torn 9oo'
couuer = a.. eJc Com dn. nrn: cash IS &c My
- .c oar, .u.ct cash -. Ci1.rrsert active aud hrn
C4,h = ~. D~cemDer = -, keeeiptsWhesI looos
ban ,orn -jJJ oG'h a!"meai'-" heA' Looo O"'A 'o'H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
JySrRAYcES ~ RECENr FTprS

The insurance OIL the siatuary and hre-abrac fac DRY
Of william H,r~ch al 40. 81 Fita-Iye., dtRas a 6y
IRE o. Thursday .ght J. - follows:
Alliance. NcN.York $1,000 rs Co. o. TO state
Auicr.ctu Penn .... 500 -, Pc .L-ylvta.4 .anh
Commercial tUi"u, Ian, t'ar. EIs.nt "'''
Insuru,e Co., Of Tot ll----.-----...-..- - 5000
NoIih America. 2.jru
mI LIST ~ the insurance 81 tho fan"r ana straw
goods stock OF Flc-clman e. go. at Pr.burs, damaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
STOCKS ADVANCING IN PRICE.

FRIDAY. Dec 23-P. NJ.
The Stock Exchanges have adjourned TILL 10
o'clock q. H. Tuesday, December 27. Tomorrow
and Monday will be holidays on the London STOCK
Exchange. So that barring extraordinary occur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

IA amended NoremJer, 1887
The objects OF this a.socia
ton are 10 draw Ont beucvo
!ent gins Tor hospital pur
noses ~ An ann-a collection
~ bringing tho cl.Imsof These
charities simultaneously 10
.ore the public. aud u provide
for disiY butlng these gut
among tAe Institutions emu
Tally jy.ltss 20 share IL
such Distribution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

Flour market quiet price, steady ami unchlngsI
A. last gu,tsi-th.es 0 Fancy Winter PsisIt, s&D)
af25 Southern IS 30 81. Alchs.i ant
Wscoasln inter. Fair Chsce IL $50
as ~ Chpc. 1, Fancy Minnesota Pa9nts - - 81 -
SOFT ,yhs4t 81 II 30 Minnesota Baksrs
S325 So Aesnn TO ca &C s,f sorlags So op1 - LbT
81 3D. RE Fioar IA barrel, . 7DSfbl
Cash iotatlons follovs-NO SDri.g Wheat a.
77l.e No ) sprlng Wheat D72c No. Eed al lec;
". A. &C No. OATS sic - kys
Pr.ms Timothy ssed at 81 g. Mess rors PEI nla:
sl4 10. Lard per leo ID 81 IS. shsrt Inhs SIDES
loose ~ -. Dry satei Shoulder, beIei - 90
~hsrt 'Isar Sides boxed s. 10. WhsksY. distllers
finished goods gallon 81 40 sagar-CuI Loaf lac:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-DEc. %.
TNE GENENIL LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
DEY-GOuD, MEN Ask FOE GlFtS.
The Dry Gss!s auSi,gry of the Hospital saturday and
Sunday ASSOCIATION has issued ihc following.

sunday NsslclItlOn has lss1eI HE i'IOWngt
pFAE S.Es: Th good and enc vor pcr orrei " mis-
and AID hps. aN ny Hecs1c
the nl' ui tl, lily is
% wc to dwell
far on suffice that fhrr- IA,
tn" nuWber Of patients treated accom-
piiShr expenditure and L. cot tbs
trihutt1as are once NOR solicited
- i'ccclrr - have lceI designate us
Hospital SATURDAY and Suaiay for thS rc'r.
Your hearty co oucratio hitherto beralv besow M f.
n,lp le deserving Obj ca OF Il" Assn
Donations nav be cont 70 Of ihc Conn go
Auylary aul viii I've .uy ackno" fse
water II. Lewis Lewis x CO. - aud " pfh-s,.,
President
4. ~ Kinrin,n. - ant - Nvorth-st. Treasurer.
fIynaB Buu. 4 H. u. Hiu . lf D,sHe-st, secretary
lou six. o. f.ouis SIN K Co., - WI '~-s'.
V. MumfOrd Moor. OF 4. Person. Hartman Il Co.. a.
B'oOm-
i.I.atc Walach. o. H. Walloc'+ sons ;s I'll sst.
! solomon stem OJ2 am t9i Broa way
The returns frss the General Hospital Collection Q
ccming in unusually carlr this year anil rsa ~ quart
ers the most encouraging reports are rec"veL The
booked 10y the treasure, CHARLES Lip'er No l.
Nassagst. up last evening Sill %, received
from the following sources:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
MATERIAL GAINS IN PRICES.
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY DISPLAYED.

EVERYTHING RrPoRlED svRoNG FROM OPENING TIC
CLOSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

nations ana natonaitiss in the desire that on the same
rsvds Ter the sick needy We ca not hello
socr honsht Of the community will insist that all
S y on tais daJ er such objects pass tbreugh
ING hSspital saturday and sunday Association We
aIso iecl ce"hden that the charge ~ beray or mar
s"Hes ""es rot rest uDoa those who upon the
sn VI eacn dos0r 10 give whore and whom Ms syH
r'lhIrS uctate ana follow his gift 70 its result We
nh tna 'he puri Csc Of this Association is scasuTabv
c"hlhishe" II. ny establishing "a regular and fixed
va any desoHnatisn. class or Individual has been in
uu.eu specially 10 consider the of the sick and
stiisS ec~nno too strongly err hasiZc helief
i' me managers oi 10 Charitable institution
i"nS'y assent 10 any plan wkch sight tend
hSh iae snp1art received from persons interested
'bHlF shctia work whether such support arise from
fe!l6iouS nl:ioaal er pailsn hTopc spirit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

4xolIgiadl1 ddopt1d

II lFtrfNWit 4 h"pf.tt""
TIA. % cts Of THIS as'o "a
sr. 20 .Faw ont b"nev"i' u
g.t- .or hosp IA purpose ~
bftlrhg 10 1!r.ms 81 tat-'
Charities -iHu.;sueon"' "
ioi- ias pgil {; 20 stiiiluia
fua .osisr TIE = sln2 " l"i
80 "a donations ana cnui'-
collect ons On apyslntet d"'
in scIallOi -u'I ihsfiint."h'
~ ~. d1ror or donors NAV
clou.r 70 assiss. and 20 no
We :ar O'tsi1iIg ana 81 %
tri.clng the gif's ~ those
WIS EpAti1Zs W4tl tlir q" D.
ETA. OBJECT 4 hospital chsI4il
rtlatii having interest Ia any
Special institution.
Jnis cnan a. ia he Csnsl
la.;Pa re- az manager.
es.ie.f1 csH,i.i4rtlc snhie'
Inc managers pre- cnt ~
Int.ie H.. .i,i Hast siying To q
Gslor sp.cisiiy Gesirsi 10 ID
rX,ltiJ ipcicd istcrcs' =
~ inc Soznrs a Scnse9! Ia u
carr e4t a. n.G-c.asiii %. "a
as his priaci?.s mad b-'' q
giving only S-ri"rs 10 ~
The A, -ocialisB. ali o. the
our hospital So ,ii0 40 iokS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

Far con. lent reference print here Article ~ ~
-. ~ Ds.s-d and IL remained until N"vceher
~ ana Ar cie ~ a. taen amended printed ia parallel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

lit sh al be sail TIN. thc Association does net PRO.
hhu lie designation o. giits desire ta1i should
c"ly IN s"fS'ooI tast hy the special rules Or the Dis
WHn'inS 'olnli;ce duri2g tha las: three years the
ASSOCIATION has dfnNcd aud enforced IcBalty each
lhsllt"n which received suc' Cffs 10 OF
Nl"HI or upward The rule TO winch rctYr il
lohp"N: " here a hRsD'fu ttS received $1,000 or
mere IA spccN designations. an amplnt equal to - PER
cHft sicA icsi@n sns snail I've deducted from lis pro
ia snare 81 IN lssicnair funds. and ie thus e
ducl SAP The divided Gly number iAstitu-
tons lowe-l tsr s lGiS quoted from the
annual report 81 the HcwNOk Hospital Saturday and
SanHaY A~S'rtttsr c'iir";i1 made ia l~sJ pH1ily
ss enforced can only - considered auI
to 10 oe pro tanio notification OF tho designation
lGdfe hy tIc donors.
We aesrr To- aid that IN addition 10 tie changes "a
whicn allisio2 ma bscn made. all OF which were in
opps,luoi 10 the letter aLa spirit o; the Stag coz.
slulsn. other action has been repeat .tv taken O
position 10 the priscilc OF Designated git u which
have athc;cL We have. 7pwitis'a an Hg. rcltiEei ig
the AsSscia uEtilIs or-nic law actually cngurd
We raer II these o'ncr matters lest II Nigh, nc sal la
TIE change OF constitution Se Only point serious
dhsrrace IN lutEmsnt ba.w~eh the liospt i saturday
and sunday AsSs'ilii,a ana od".clvss
The facts we have 81 t" al taken frsn the records
o. the Aaaoation oar acpn. Ia tie Il st o. sicL fact
we confidently believe will NEE. The approval Of far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

Tho unworihy criticism OF those who assign meie
me uhmo'"' AS hs cause vi our Withdrawal
or can afori 10 pass In silence ,,, ,,., ,o hax.
Il, r.gsri 10 the sentimental crlteisn thht ~, Wo
a., armed circle, and are lacking IN llDorhl,tJ
I'D broad bu = principle We nave oly ~ say
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24
RnroPFAN FINANCIAL MARyEra

LONDON Dee. 23-4 o. m.-Atlantic and Great wostsru
hrst nsrgage trustees csrdcAtes 50 Ii Canadian fscin
e3i. do. second cOnsols. $50 MEXICAN Offi
nary 81 Now.York Central III READING 35+ spanish
Is, ST. Bar silver 10 quoted At ~ nd per ounce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

Since the withdrawal of the Presbvtrrian Hospital
froln the Hospital SATURDAY. and sunday Assecat an
tuere have been comaents made IN the public
lt.,s all crtcising action and most Of them CON
ianirs statements as TO the motives WHICH led
o sucn withdrawal
me managers greatly desired 10 avoid controversy
published statements have cSutdincd so lnsaI
errors necessary 10 state the atis as they
appear the records ri the Association anu 10 give the
reasons wlicn nave caused our acton
The Rev Mr.. Baker, slperin eniept o! IL Luxe nos
letter dated NsVCmDcr, ISIS, ana rsfiIn- 10
establishing general Hospital sunday, wrote - win
ourselves would suggest that such a cO!lectloh II
lie each pastor or contributing cor -rcEi
tisn 10 Of charitable hospitals they may
elect"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-24

Under this Constitution the Presbyterian Hospital be-
cas,r 4 member Of sail Association
-,,,nicr 1881 and at the time Of tho preparation
for The collection OF thai year the following .e@"uoh'
passed: 49, 49,,
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-06-22

i. Wright acted as starter and Tudoe
Blckerton and Mr.. II. M. whitney iT
as judges. There was some difficulty
IN Keeping the track clear. but The
crowd below was excused by those in
The galleries for saving crush therein.
me committee managed the sports
well, but allowed the refreshment de
partment to take care tf itself With
neither intelligent direction and organ.
cation nor any protection from the
rough element the walters we're speed.
NY overpowered by a mob OF adults and
youngsters, with the result that the TX.
tensive area Of table and chair accom-
mediation proved almost useless in faci.
litating the orderly feeding Of the mul.
ttude. Confusion reigned fir three or
four hours, during which time m st
respectable people had to leave the
apartment hungry and disguised, or
With few coarse rations for their wives
and children; although with any kind
OF regulation there were facilities for
feeding the whole multitude at table
with comfort in two hours at the ut.
most.
With free passage on the steamer
Eva, low bus fares, and reasonable
charges for public carriages, the trans
portation to and from the Park was
ample. The little steamer was over.
crowded but fortunately made her trips
without mishsp On her last TIP from
Waikiki, the fragile pier there gave way,
precipitaung large waiting crowd into
the water All we're rescued without
any being seriously injured.
THE EVENING CELEBRATIONS.
Fireworks were let off for an hour or
two at the Royal School grounds,
Messrs Swanzy md Hewett being the
operators. Major J. II. Wodehouse,
British Commissioner, gave private
reception at his official residence to the
King and royal family, the Cabinet,
Judiciary, diplomatic and consular
corps, and many friends The resi-
dence was prepared in splendid style
for the occasion, illuminations being
especially brilliant Crowds hung
along the front fence on Emma street
to see them. There was a pretty illum-
nation Of the British Club. On the
Alakea street side in the midst Of the
colored display was the inscription,
"Her Majesty Queen Victoria" and on
Union street front, "God Save the
Queen" in letters OF light.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-06-22
FIRE on NUUANU STREET.
FrPnk cuaha's Grocery and Diy Goods
Store Burned.

About 1870 last night the alarm of
fire was given. Frank Cunha's general
store, Nuuanu street, next building to
the corner Of Hotel street, was burning
briskly inside on the two floors, with
the flames bursting out in front. 1t is
a two story wooden building, between
NJ. s. Pereira's two story wooden store
on the corner and Geo. McLean's drug
and oil store Of brick and cement. En-.
CINE Co No. IS volunteer boys were
the first to lay hose, but no water plug
could be found at the corner. There
was a long delay before the engines
sent water from hydrants in different
directions from the spot, but when
the streams came they were strong
and soon availed to put the fire under
control. The flames evidently had
much Roadway before discovery, being
kept in above by the iron roof. When
the 6remen entered both stories were
all ablaze, although the floor Of the
second one was not burned through
Mis-. lCllJ - oNnSl vi tnS DullulnB,
which is evidently damaged beyond re-
pair under the fire limit law. Before
water was obtained, the Hook & Lad
der Company did good service in tear
ing away the wooden awning, that was
burning fiercely and shedding danger
Gus heat all round. Facts regarding
insurance could not be ascertained for
this report
FATAL RESULT OF THE FIRE.
While Deputy Marshal Pahia and
Officer Hopkins we're exploring the
building after the fire, they found the
dead body Of Portuguese lad Of about
sixteen years, dressed in trousers and
SHIRT, lying face down in bedroom
deluged with water. His hands were
scorched but otherwise he was not
burned Neither was the room much
damaged. 1t is apparent that when
the flames reached the boys bed
clothes they came in contact with his
hands, causing him to spring out on
the floor and there die Of sufocation.
The body was removed to the Station.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-06-22
SIDE LIGHTS.

i. Horn, proprietor of the Pioneer
Candy Factory, has on hand several
hundred pounds Of real Boston Chips,
which cannot be competed with IN
price, owing to his extensive facilities
for manufacturing.
Manager Bartlett, Of the Hawaiian
Hotel, intends spreading a free lunch
of substantial viands every evening in
the bar The repast will include cold
meats, salads, etc, in the best style OF
the hotels cookery.
The largest and finest assortment Of
homemade, fresh, French Candies, not
to be found anywhere else in Homo.
lulu, for sale by +. Horn, Pioneer
Steam Candy Factory.
Smoke the Havana Cheroots, to be
found at c. !. McCarthy's.
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Miscarriage of Mails.

For the information Of many disap-
pointed people on Maui and in justice
10 himself, the Postmaster General de.
SlTes to state the cause of an unusual
detention of certain mails for that
Stand Last week the Maui mails were
1SsSpatched by the steamer Kinau on
Monday so as to gain a day on the
,ute'lyery otherwise by the steamer Like
IKE Through oversight the Makawao
oass and one for Wailuku, the latter
containing all the foreign papers, were
carried on to Hawaii and landed at
Ilanukona. They were shipped back
ny The likelike, but the Waikiki bag
was w, again overlooked and returned to
honolulu. 1t was again despatched
py the Likelike for its destination only
C - evening A passenger by the w,
~ hall reports the Maui people as
ICING very much vexcd at not receiving
Their foreign mail.
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PAssENsEaa.

From Maui and Hawaii, per steamer W. c. Hail.
June 2i-H 4 parmdee, y Smith, Mein-cle. w
Wrathburn, u N Creenwel, " lones, Z X Meyers, 4
irownel, Mrs Keaputi c Slider, 1, pd .onsrs and So
deck.
for knhu'u and wlyp1rts, per steamer LiLekc,
June at " ave, an lcr aud ". Mi. y i1flcft Mr.
Nawan, j illi,' Re, " p' ani vic, ! Gree W u
Mctean wife a1d children, Ch puriy vi Davis,
Az lchy and o. deck.
For Kauai pr 81 am-r M.kahaia Jun. st- Hon {
Z bishop, Reg J. y Ha1aie, Rev Aiapai. pcv u
nap ~, Key } kali1o Rev LUX IA. & Stcnc r,
Miss Dreef, w II Rice and 50 deck.
For Port 13wn.cnd, per bltne Mary Winkenian.
june 2f-P Goo and II Sexton.
For San Francisco PEI bark c b Kcnncy. June al
MIS- Hughe4 end children
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Notice Of CO-PartnerShip.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
i Lo Sam Sing, Won Wing, Au Hoon and
Lo Sau have entered into co-partnership I'M
der the name and style Of Wo Lung and Sam
Sing Company, TO do the business Of mer-
chant tailOrs and dry goods dealers in the
shop, corner Of Nuuanu and Hotel streets
The new firm will pay all debts OF the late
firms Of Lo Sam Sing and Wo Lung Co.,
now dissolved, and all debts due the said
firms are to be paid to the said new firm.
10 SAM SING, Manager,
WON WING,
AU HOON,
10 SAU,
Wo Lung and Sam Sing Co.
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DEPARTURES.

MosDAy, June 40,
stmr Klnau for Maui, Hawaii and the Volcano at 4
pm
s,mf Wamanalo Tor Waanae and Waalua
stmr ] A Cummms for Waianae, Waialua and Kcolau
at7am
Stmr Jas Makee for Kapaa at SPIN
Ship 1imour for Msnila
Schr Mokuola for Eva
Sch Caterina for Hanalei
Schr Leah for lianalei
TUESDAY, juno al.
Stmr Waialeale for Kauea, Hanalei and Hanamauu
at3pm
stmr Ivy Holmes for Waianae aud Waiaua
Schr Waiehu for Waianae and Waialua
Stmr Mikahala for Nawiwili, koloa, Eleele Wamea
and kekaha al SPIN
Stmr Likelike Tor kahului and way pots t5pm
Stnr Surprise for Laupahoehoe and Papaikou
Stmr Mol,olli for Molokai at SPIN
Snr X Bishop for Oahu ports
Bk u kenney for San Francisco